yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
someone post this dump please?? so we can start a new ROM..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] golmar88:
Check the post where the dude "found" a sgs4g. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Toshinobu:
sure... this is the same exact dump i sent shadowman... enjoy :-)

http://www.multiupload.com/QZIARN9WYK
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
Nice!

Keeping it, just in case i want to go back to stock.

Does it have all the bloat included?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Toshinobu:
Negative. Only some of the bloat has been removed.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
Ok, just asking.

The bloat is easy to get.

Thanks again !
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
here's a complete odex bloat app folder.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/2qvbjw
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bl4ckpheniX:
Nice. Its all coming together. Is allshare in your apps?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
yup! every single bloatware is in there.. I posted this on your bloatware thread.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MarkP80nj:
Awesome.

Always good to have around.:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ntxchick:
Lol yes as soon as I read that post last week I PMed him. Not my phone :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djnarcotics:
i was wondering if its possible to have a nandroid of a metro rom and also have a nandroid of a sprint rom and have them both working? and if its even possible to just nandroid back to each prespective network ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warhammer1966:
Flashing roms wont change your network. As someone who has rececntly had my Evo switched to Metro i know this for a fact. Adding and or changing networks requires provisioning your phone to work through the respective network using programs like Houdini,QPST, and CDMA workshop. Hope this was helpful.:)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djnarcotics:
is it easy to switch back and forth
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warhammer1966:
No,because the only way to get your phone working on metro is to take it to a metro store and have them add the esn to thier database. After you do that,i dont think even flashing a stock sprint RUU would get it fully back to sprint as some deep programming has been changed in the metro flash.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
Amazon's appstore free app of the day. While supplies last :D

Unfortunately AFAIK teh Amazon Appstore is for US residents only (FAIL!!) :(
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N1ghtr08d:
Hi guys, I really need some help here. I want to downgrade the radio in my HTC incredible from 2.15 to a stock 1.00 but if I follow any of the guides I've seen so far I end up with a black screen because the guides are meant for incredibles that have the older amoled screen, not the newer slcd screen.

can anybody PLEASE help me figure out how to downgrade the radio and keep full functionality of my screen??????

Thanks
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] akki4p:
Dear Members,

I have created a Documentary cum Tutorial of Installing CM7 on a Motorola Milestone. Documentary because it also includes some bits of the things you should NOT do and what happens if you do them. I hope you find it useful. Constructive criticism is most welcome, add as comments to the video.

Youtubecom/watch?v=3GJvx-RnikY&feature=related

Thank You.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] sileshnair:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GJvx-RnikY&feature=related
[Xoom Accessories] VikingDB:
I'd like to use my xoom to play music in my family room. My thought was to get the Speaker dock and use that as I don't have a separate sound system - just a TV. The other option I was considering is getting the standard dock and a sound bar, but that is a larger cost. Also, I was wondering if there is a set of speakers that would work with the bluetooth capabilities of the xoom?

Any suggestions?
[Xoom Accessories] funnycreature:
I think a $129 price tag is a bit steep for the dock. I am waiting for a 3rd party solution that hopefully will be available at some point. I want to try the bluetooth connection of the Xoom to my car stereo tonight and, although I know it's not exactly what you need, I can let you know if it worked.
[Xoom Accessories] patass:
my phone works with my bluetooth headhpones and car stereo, so yeah theres no reason the xoom wouldnt be able to connect to any bluetooth speakers
[Xoom Accessories] El Blacksheep:
I use a bluetooth receiver, costed me about $60 on amazon, plugged into an aux port on my home theater system. Works well.
[Xoom Accessories] epakrat75:
Deleted by author.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] l355thanz3r0:
Tried searching but wasn't coming up with much. Just installed Fat Free Froyo and when I go to activate wifi it just says "error." I downloaded the Kaiser Wifi Update but I"m not sure how to install it. Do I just put it on my SD card and start the phone up? Any help would be much appreciated
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] dark_prince:
Copy androidudpate.tgz to Andboot folder on your SD Card. Boot into Install menu

- Select Install Update

- Select Update Permissions

- Quit the menu
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluxt:
Has anyone else experienced slow download speeds when tethering through Verizon's Hotspot app? I only get ~1.3mbps down even though I get up to 3mbps up. When I test using either the Speedtest app or website on the phone itself, I get between 9 and 16 down and 3 up.

Also if you've had this issue and then rooted, did using the stock mobile hotspot app fix the issue?

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
THE REASON WE ARE HAVING SO MANY ISSUES PORTING DIFFERENT ROMS FOR THIS DEVICE IS BECCAUSE OURS AND THE I.S HAS HIDDEN SECURITY FEATURES. Read ME: http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/24/htc-locks-down-incredible-s-against-custom-roms-too-starts-a-fi/

HTC's goal was to give us a hard time developing for this device!

READ ME:http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...-bootloader-and-recovery-are-signed-as-well/:
[Thunderbolt General] loztboy:
Your second link is dead but I agree that HTC is building their own coffin at this point. That's one of the main reasons why i returned my Atrix. If we buy your device we should be able to freely modify as we see fit!
[Thunderbolt General] thecaptain0220:
How does this affect the TB now? Aren't we already past this security with S-OFF and CWM installed?
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
R.I.P H.T.C
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
YES BUT A SOURCE FROM HTC THAT WILL REMAIN UN NAMED. TOLD ME THERE ARE MANY HIDDEN SECURITY FEATURES IN THIS DEVICE THAT'S WHY WE CAN'T KEEP SU RUNNING SMOOTH...
[Thunderbolt General] jcsugrue:
I'm sure it's Verizon behind this, and not HTC doing it by choice. It is in HTC's best interest to just follow Big Red's wishes, and it doesn't appear that they are locking things down in the same way that Motorola is these days. Aside from the "locked" bootloader and memory, what hidden security features are we running into?
[Thunderbolt General] Boss428man:
Probably not HTC at all.. They are probably just filling a requirement. Its probably the carriers in reality and they need to create products that meet their customers requests.... Verizon, ATT etc and we are their customers. After all they want to make $20 for tethering etc. More they can lock down more they can charge..
[Thunderbolt General] andrew53517:
So much for Android being "open" forever.... :(
[Thunderbolt General] GrdLock:
The bootloader hasn't been an issue since basically day 1.

I have a hard time believing there's mysterious secret features in the phone that give us a hard time modding it.

HTC could have gone the Motorola route and encrypted the bootloader, but they didn't.

I haven't had any issues with su.
[Thunderbolt General] thecaptain0220:
Hardware based? I'm not an expert but once the kernel source is available wont we have access the all the code meaning we would see any hidden landmines?
[Thunderbolt General] bp328i:
I've ran 4 ROM's on my Thunderbolt and since updating to the newest SU I have not had 1 issue with it running smooth...
[Thunderbolt General] thecaptain0220:
Ive seen the tethering argument made before but I don't see how that would affect anything. Even devices with high security and a signed bootloader can be rooted to allow free tethering, a custom rom is not needed for this. Are there any devices that haven't been at least rooted?
[Thunderbolt General] orcsbane13:
+1 I waited to root until the new su was available and I have yet to lose root on any rom.
[Thunderbolt General] worm-:
Yep nor have I had a single issue with su. Its to Vee expected the first week that you have su issues.

That being said i have yet to have a permissions issue. I have changed my rom i have already edited my framework and so fourth with no problems. S off. Stands for security off incase you were wondering

Sent from the Ole TB
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
Look at who Engadget and AndroidPolice sources for those articles (us, TeamAndIRC). So take this comment based on that.

This posting is utterly inaccurate.

We have removed all those cited "security features" in the thunderbolt.

This thread is in the wrong section as well.
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
SU runs great on my device. Tell your source to hit me up if he wants his su fixed.
[Thunderbolt General] thecaptain0220:
Bring the HAMMER down :) Thanks for the info.
[Thunderbolt General] jt1134:
The superuser issues stem from sqlite db handling, and were addressed before this device launched. The first rooting threads were just distributing older files.

Locking down of devices is likely more carrier influenced than manufacturer, as they have considerably more reasons to want customers locked out of their hardware.

The security mechanisms have been owned, at this point theres not much to worry about (for shipped devices anyways). They could always update the hw to a.newer more secure revision, but that would be quite costly and not likely to happen at all.
[Thunderbolt General] bp328i:
LOL....awesome post!!!
[Thunderbolt General] Russ36363:
Wasn't the su issues just from the change made in Sense more than anything else? And I'll join the chorus saying I've had no issues since the updated su.
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
I really should fix that thread.
[Thunderbolt General] m00nshake:
Which new SU? I rooted my device when Jcase updated the permroot instructions. I haven't lost root but I haven't been flashing roms, either. Can anyone post the thread for how to update to the new SU as I plan on flashing this weekend
[Thunderbolt General] jdk2:
LOL :D

10char
[Thunderbolt General] Nikolai2.1:
Maybe its just jaywans roms. The thunderbolt is a cdma/lte desire HD. It's practically the same phone and I doubt they cares enough to do anything special to the security

Sent from my wannabe Nexus S
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I for one do believe there could be hidden security features. I also been getting the superuser issues. Also a the reason I did not release liquid metal yet and virus did not release mytouch 4G port is because something is causing the radio to cancel on flash. To different ports two different devs but the same issue.
[Thunderbolt General] dkoss:
Thanks JT and JCase for clarification about the root and su permission. I didn't see it being possible for there to be more security landmines once we gained s-off.

BTW: my su is working fine as well.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
Research it the only roms we have the work are stock sense based that's because it has a special code of somekind so when its flashed it's accepted. All others will not work right. Anything we port has this issue and we can not release until its fixed. We had an old ruu that gave us a loop hole for root Incredible S dose not have an ruu that's old enough to be unsecured that's why they yet to have root.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I could be getting bad info but it all makes sense to me. You guys can believe what u want.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
Also with the CM7 builds radio issues. The only sense less roms we have are stock based with sense apps removed. Anything else will have this issue.
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
You are spreading bad information, I have had no problem flashing from source builds to my thunderbolt.

Also stop saying we, you had nothing to do with it and don't know what you are talking about. You are sitting here arguing with people that did have something to do with it, and spreading false information.
[Thunderbolt General] gsxr1kmatt:
I wonder if a request to HTC from a well known developer would yield anything positive. Asking for the tools to properly sign a bootloader, in the name of development and following what open source stands for.

bah, yea right.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I'm not arguing with anyone. And I said the info I got could be false. And that's my point only roms based on the stock have no issues. I been making roms for a while. You make a ROM or port one not based on stock with out these issues me and virus and the CM7 builds are having. Cause I would love to see it bro. I don't argue. Cause this is not that serious.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I had nothing to do with what root. Big deal. When I said we I ment virus and I and the unreleased roms all with this issue. If this were not true why would all these very different roms all have the same issue ported by different Devs. Me and virus was talkin about this issue last night.
[Thunderbolt General] GrdLock:
Issues with porting other ROMs probably have to do with the fact that the Thunderbolt has an LTE radio. Not super secret security features.
[Thunderbolt General] carycooke:
Well if this does happen and there is a hyper visor put on the future devices

I guess we could always revert to a hardware hack and load recovery and roms to a snap on chip of some type bypassing original right???
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
That could be true but the I.S. has the same type of security features and porting that ruu still brings the same radio issues.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I never said any of this is true. But you keep seeing sense roms don't ask why...
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Have I missed something that people think all of a sudden its cake to port GSM roms to CDMA, or worse, to LTE/CDMA?

Did I miss the memo?
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
To all,

Reasons why you are seeing only sense based roms at this time

1) Week old device

2) no kernel source

3) dual radios (harder to work with)

4) new type of radio (some reverse engineering to do)

5) CDMA phone doing voice and data at the same time.

Don't fear, AOSP developers and CM will be to your rescue soon!

Jaywan,

I am sorry you are having problems with your roms, if you would like assistance I am sure anyone of us at AndIRC would help you fix your issues. However they are not related to any hidden security features in the device, the security issues were removed in less than 48hours from release.
[Thunderbolt General] fr4c:
I think it's a little bit early to start crying foul, considering the phone has only been out for a week and we've already started to have some amazing roms out. I personally have not had any SU issues, but I don't doubt for one second that devs might have issues with the TB considering its the first LTE hardware that we're working with.

Crack open a bottle of beer and relax a bit, I'm confident we'll get all the issues worked out in the coming weeks.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I know what Im dealing with I been developing way too long. And if anyone feel like they can port or build I ROM I would love to try it. Cause and one can figure out to unlock a device. And like I said b4 I could Be wrong.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Just stop.

You tell people you are right, and know what you are doing, then tack on "I could be wrong" to your responses.

Well,

1. You are wrong.

2. Stop contradicting yourself.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
By the way,

ThatDudeButch flashed an Incredible rom after some quick and dirty half assed porting. Booted fine. Just no radio (for obvious reasons).
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
We (myself and virus) will put our minds togather and fix this issue. So you guys don't worry. I'm just putting HTC on blast for their B.S.
[Thunderbolt General] worm-:
I'm confused. How do you expect top port a rom created with one radio in mind and no source for kernel yet? Not to mention your attempting to port 3g radios for a 4g phone

Sent from the Ole TB
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I'm was talking about the info I was getting like I said I would love to see one from u
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
Duh this is the issue I'm talking about... Im done. Your not even on my level as a dev so idk why I'm entertaining you.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
This thread is full of win.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
This can be done. And when I do it u will use it or u wont. Not a big deal and this is not that serous.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
And i'd rather not say what ur full of...
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Go ahead. Tell us how you really feel.

Attacking others when you are wrong is just another form of desperation.
[Thunderbolt General] ddgarcia05:
This thread should be locked. Not because someone might be wrong but because there is to much tension here.
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
Cause anyone can unlock a device? I am sure anyone can, but don't compare porting a rom to the work that was done to fully unlock this phone.
[Thunderbolt General] superchilpil:
Wow ur sound like a child! Dude I had some respect for you but after this and ddisrespecting adryn

no more, you need to take your crap elsewhere
[Thunderbolt General] tazzpatriot:
u guys do know this is only a phone right?
[Thunderbolt General] jcase:
You are right, but he is citing articles/information from us, while spouting BS.
[Thunderbolt General] tazzpatriot:
i know man ,, but like u told me ,, no need for arguments lol
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Actually, all but one of us is in agreement. :D
[Thunderbolt General] eleazar123:
I disagree with everyone for every reason. Sucka! :D
[Thunderbolt General] Sorosy:
I feel like my IQ has dropped so significantly low now. I feel like all the things I have done in my life are now no longer existent because this clown thinks he knows everything. WHY OL' ANDROID GODS HAVE YOU DESTROYED MY FAITH! :(
[Thunderbolt General] marcogiudice:
Lol you tell them jcase! Stop with all the rumors.!
[Thunderbolt General] Jaywan:
I said from the start I'm not looking to argue if anything I'm the one saying stay on topic.... So back on topic. I do believe there is some truth to this. And how could u not when first party (htc rep) confirmed third party's article to be fact!
[Thunderbolt General] andrew8806:
This thread isn't going anywhere and at this point useless. Closing thread.
[Thunderbolt General] Sorosy:
Dude, will you shut up? You are wrong.
[G Tablet General] chanse:
I just joined the site, so it is NOT allowing me to post in any area that is directly related to what I need answered. I flashed to various versions of TnT, managed to brick my tab, and ran the NvFlash to get it back to stock, at which point it boots up, but I get a Force Close on pretty much everything, including "system" so I cannot even do a wipe or anything else. The problem is, once I reboot, it will not come back up, and just gives me a black screen, but if I hold down volume and power it will allow me to get back to the screen where I can run nvflash again, but for some reason, I cannot manage to get it to reboot in order to install any other rom. any assistance is greatly appreciated.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
You already have nvflash experience, so I would suggest this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974422

You erase, then do the regular nvflash again. If you need clockworkmod, here's a neat trick -- in the 1105 bekit image, take the bekit .8 recovery.img (which is clockworkmod) and then copy it over to your 1105 foider. Then, rename part9.img to something else and then recovery.img to part9.img. Then re-flash.

What that does is add cwm from the start. So after the nvflash, you can reboot right into recovery and wipe your user data.
[G Tablet General] tedlogan42:
Thanks for this, man (and the nine billion other things you and the collective devs do). I borked the tablet by attempting to do something that VeganGinger experimental didn't like. Not sure what, but even after an NVflash, it wasn't happy booting. Doing this enabled me to get clockwork on and wipe data, which in turn let me get it booting. Now to go back to TNTLite and stop playing with things labeled experimental.
[General Questions and Answers] n1h1l1sT:
Hello all,

Im thinking of moving from Windows Mobile to Android (LG Optimus 2x Android 2.2 soon 2.3)

But there is one question that really bugs me!

Will i still be able to synchronize my contacts from outlook to the mobile and backwards?
[General Questions and Answers] tgrdrgrss:
Install MyPhone Explorer on your PC and your Android Phone.

That will do the trick..
[General Questions and Answers] clintb:
You'll need a Google account anyway, so why not use one of the Outlook to Gmail synchronization tools? Contacts will then auto synch to your phone, and all via wireless.
[General Questions and Answers] n1h1l1sT:
thank you both for your contribution

i think that gmail-outlook sync suits me best :)
[General Questions and Answers] n1h1l1sT:
Seems easier said than done though..

i cant seem to find this outlook-gmail synchronizer..

can someone link me please? (and remember, its an ANDROID 2.2/2.3 device, cuz in my search i saw that google's program does not support android)

thanks for any help
[General Questions and Answers] louneli:
Foun this today and love it, active syncs with my oulook mail, contacts and clander perfect!

exchange.by.touchdown
[General Questions and Answers] coljuay:
great move!! android is gd, but there's alot to learn :)
[General Questions and Answers] n1h1l1sT:
@louneli

can you please tell me where i can download it too?

@colijuay

this is just a spam message :S
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] mingkee:
This browser is definitely better than default browser. Fast, flash support, and it gets 100% on acid3 ( http://acid3.acidtests.org ) test.

Finally, I found a right browser for Galaxy Tab.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Lucky_Charms:
I have to agree for the most part. Its definitely much faster and smoother than anything else I've tried. I would classify it as the best if they would implement an exit button and different fonts.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] brilldoctor:
And 4000 on sunspider. Although i have gone back to dolphin. Opera has no reflow and youtube looks really bad
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] foxmeister:
No problems with reflow for me!

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] brilldoctor:
And youtube
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] robertsydbrink:
Works like a charm for me to with almost everything. Youtube work perfect for me.

Have just encounter one wiki page that became realy screwed up. But i justed used the stock browser to read on it.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] markgamber:
It crashes every time I try to play a streaming Flash game from mlb.com which is a real shame considering it looks very nice in every other aspect and it very responsive.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Lucky_Charms:
I was able to play vids from MLB.com with the only problem being that the quality was a little jerky.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] darkwoof:
For people using Dolphin HD, how does it compare to Opera? I've just gotten used to Dolphin and I would prefer not to have to learn the interface of a new browser...

Tried Miren and Skyfire and didn't like them, but may want to give Opera a try.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Lucky_Charms:
Dolphin HD was my primary browser, but now Opera Mobile is. The changes are significant but very welcome and easy to get used to. In fact it enhances the experience in my opinion, but there are issues. For one, it needs an exit button and there are some strange font issues when playing flash video. It also needs a way to import and export bookmarks. Even after those shortcomings, browsing is quite fast and very enjoyable. But this is just my opinion. It costs you nothing to try this out so give it a shot. You might like what you see.....or not.